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**Twendypreency** · 09-09-2008, 08:36 AM

I posted a thread many years ago about how during any visualizations I had (or daydreams that I became aware of) a force would pull me around in the vision. It was almost impossible to resist, though I think that I did resist it occasionally, by imposing an identical visualization on top of the existing one and having it relapse to the correct one if it ever changed, making for "choppy" but progressive visualization.

This wind idea reminds me of it. I never really let the force pull me around in the visualization, because I assumed it was my subconscious being annoying, or something negative (i.e. I'd be riding a scooter, and I'd feel a force pulling me sideways and towards the ground, which would, theoretically, hurt). Sometimes I'd feel a spinning during everyday activities which was definitely subtle in nature which was, in turn, extremely hard to resist.

Either way, very interesting.

09-09-2008, 08:36 AM	#12
Twendypreency Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 471 Senior Member	I posted a thread many years ago about how during any visualizations I had (or daydreams that I became aware of) a force would pull me around in the vision. It was almost impossible to resist, though I think that I did resist it occasionally, by imposing an identical visualization on top of the existing one and having it relapse to the correct one if it ever changed, making for "choppy" but progressive visualization. This wind idea reminds me of it. I never really let the force pull me around in the visualization, because I assumed it was my subconscious being annoying, or something negative (i.e. I'd be riding a scooter, and I'd feel a force pulling me sideways and towards the ground, which would, theoretically, hurt). Sometimes I'd feel a spinning during everyday activities which was definitely subtle in nature which was, in turn, extremely hard to resist. Either way, very interesting.
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